ATX-WCR-600 Compact Gym Review

Massive thanks to Tim for doing a ATX-WCR-600 Compact Gym Review. Naturally I am happy when a customer likes their equipment purchase. But in this case I just love seeing such a sweet gym taking up next to no space. I know the ATX gear is space efficient, but sometimes it is hard to get this message across. But as they say a picture says a thousand words! Check out what Tim has got.

• ATX-WCR-600 Half Rack with Cables
• ATX-MBX-750 Warrior Bench
• ATX-WPT-186-4 Wall Mount Weight Tree
• ATX Death Bar & ATX Pink Women’s Bar
• ATX Hip Thrust Attachment
• ATX Calibrated Powerlifting Plates
• Cable Attachments

Tim has done an outstanding job of laying out his compact gym. In the picture the spotter arms are removed – making the cable rack only 60cm from the wall.
The weight plate tree sits perfectly under the roller door. When the door is rolled up I reckon there wouldn’t be much room between the roller door and the top of the barbell. Every inch is maximised.

Bigger Is Not Always Better

I have been telling this to people for years – and about home gyms too 😉. In all seriousness a massive home gym is always going to be impressive. But as someone who lives in an apartment in Sydney, I am a big fan of space efficiency.

Anyone can build an impressive gym with loads of money and space. But to build a compact gym like Tim requires some planning and consideration. Not only has he planned the space to perfection, he has filled it with some quality items.

The combination of a quality half rack and functional cable fitness machine gives a massive list of quality exercises. A strength program revolving around bench press, squats and deadlifts can deliver amazing results. The cables give you loads of accessory exercise options to keep your training fresh.